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This is the best experience I've ever had regardless of price. I've stayed at hotels all over Asia and little in Europe half the price and 3x the price. I've arrived at the above opinion 1 day into my 3 day stay, it was THAT good and it only got better even after I checked-out! Upon arrive we were notified the grade of our room was full and was upgraded without hesitation. I'm constantly surprised how many hotel try to hesitate on this obviously only thing to do. The term "Hotel" in Japan means a different thing than in the West, and I can assure you no matter where you come from this hotel will not be considered "small" like others in Japan. This is a proper Western sized hotel. We got a huge room with a large queen bed with wall to wall floor to ceiling window view of the whole Shinjuku district, to get a better view you probably have to go to the Shinjuku Gov building's observation floor. I could go into infinity details, but I will just say, the Japanese are really into details. In a totally anal sense, and the room was prepared and equipped to the best of their abilities. There are things and service in the room that you wouldn't think of needing, because they've thought about everything. For those of you backpackers who think you just need a room, you need to find something 1/2 of this price or else you are not getting good value. For those traveling with family like me, we need service! Like letting our 8yr old stay in the room without extra charge. Having a convenience store in the hotel. Airport shuttle at the lobby. Bath products that will make all the ladies scream. Close but not in the middle of it all in Shinjuku so we can have a relaxing stay, but also a covered conveyor belt walk way into the metro station, that make a huge difference during the rain! The whole service got even better after we checked out. I accidently left 2 expensive polo shirts and worse of all a stack of cash and only set of car keys in the room. I didn't rea

Excellent hotel in the heart of Higashiyama! It was a bit of a walk to either subway station, but it was nice to retreat in the evenings to the quite serene neighborhood. It's centrally located for temple visits, in fact there is a temple directly across the property, which made it so peaceful walking home daily. They have a shuttle to Kyoto Station and the spa is very clean and relaxing. The staff are exceptionally helpful and friendly. Great service, great room! Best hotel we stayed at in Japan! I'd come back next time I'm in Kyoto.

We only spent one night here but it was fantastic. After almost 16 hours, we arrived after 11pm where check-in was a breeze and staff were friendly. Just what we needed for our first taste of Japan. The location was excellent - just a quick walk from the Main Terminal. Easy to find (as its the only hotel on the island). Beds were comfy, rooms were quiet with brilliant blackout curtains (just what overnight travellers like ourselves needed. Why its very popular with Airline staff too) We had a standard twin room which had 2 comfy double beds which was just what we needed for a good nights sleep (mind you, we were a tad too excited to really sleep as we were in Japan!). Considering how close the hotel is to a busy international airport, you couldnt hear the planes (or trains as was also a Shinkansen nearby) The myth that all Japan hotel rooms are tiny was not true here as room was very big & great value for the money. Staff polite, efficient, helpful. The adjoining Airport is wonderful - lots of places to eat and shop and easy to get around. We would definitely stay here again if we visited lovely Japan

I couldn't find a thing that make me dissappointed with Nikko Hotel. The staffs really showed how a 5 star hotel should be. We were greeted by a bell captain who spoke perfect English ( one you found seldom happen even in a 5 star hotel in Japan), he accomodate our needs to leave the baggages in Nikko while we traveled to other places, since we arrived very early and could not check in yet. By the time we checked in, the front office staff was also polite and efficient. The room gave us a surprise since the size was very spacious for the standard room in Japan. The over the standard toiletries made us very happy also. It seems that Nikko Hotel really take a good care of his customer. Nikko hotel is located very near to Hakata station, which is a central station for bus, train and shinkansen in Fukuoka. It is surrounded by many big shopping malls also. I must say, it is a perfect hotel for a long stay! (Because 1 night here was not enough for us).

Location is right near the Shibuya Station, you need to use the crossing bridge to go to the hotel. There are lifts going to the bridge though if you are concern with the stairs (we were travelling with one person in wheelchair). Room was very clean and spacious. Bigger than most hotel in Japan. Proper bathroom instead of the plasticy installed ones like most hotel in japan. A family mart is just around the corner and there is an ATM right beside it making our stay very convenient. Airport bus transfer is also available in B1. Would recommend this hotel to anyone going to tokyo!

My family and I really enjoy our stay at Grand Pacific le Daiba. We came from Narita to the hotel via N'Ex plus local train and found it should have been more comfortable if we had chosen the airport bus. Nevertheless, it was a worthwhile when we found our room with such a breathtaking view. The room is large relative to other hotels in Japan. The hotel facilities and the staff are great too. Access to nearby shopping malls like Aqua City is convenient with just a few steps away from the hotel. The hotel also provides scheduled shuttle bus to guests visiting Tokyo Disneyland with advance booking required. Overall, this hotel is really value. We would definite to be back there again in our next visit to Tokyo.

For a local hotel in Japan, it was very spacious. The interior design is very chic and cosy. The walking space is just enough to have your luggage laid open and meander through. The lighting is good. The TV has two English channels: BBC and HBO. The bed is comfortable for me, and perhaps a second person about my height of 160cm. I traveled alone so the space was more than enough, but if its 2 people or more, it would be bit of a squeeze. The bathroom is spacious. The mirror is heated at the area directly above the sink so don't worry about foggy mirrors. The water pressure in the shower is amazing, especially after a long day out. Because it's located next to a major mall, food and other necessities are just a stroll away. If you want a choice away from the mall, there's a lot of cafes, restaurants and bars along the streets surrounding the hotel. You will never be lacking in food and drink. Hotel breakfast has a wide variety and is very, very tasty. There are two subway stations next to the hotel that are near major train interchanges so you're connected to any part of the city. They are not JR Railways, but they are connected to them, although you'll have to purchase tickets to non-JR subway lines. Overall, this hotel is fantastic.

A close friend of mine held their wedding here at the resort and prior to this trip, I had not expected too much (I have been disappointed many times with hotels in Japan as a whole and the price-value-service ratio is usually non-competitive in relation to other countries) and had not ever set foot in Okinawa. The hotel room was of a decent size (especially for Japan standards) and was well kept. The dining options are ordinary but I really appreciated the fact that the breakfast coupons are interchangeable with other meals and even drinks at the bar. This alone makes the stay far more pleasant as you can exchange a breakfast for a lunch buffet if you decide to sleep in or skip breakfast completely. This is very much a family focused resort and I regret not bringing my young daughter to this place (perhaps I will get a chance to if I bring her to Okinawa in the future). It is NOT a place to have rowdy guests who like to cause a ruckus (!).

Located inside Tokyo station was the perfect location. Staff were super nice and very attentive, especially bellboy services. Breakfast was wonderful; taste, variety. I addition, chef at egg station was real nice and friendly. The room was big comparing to the size of typical Hotels in Japan. The only flaw is the internet. The wifi signal was weak so, I couldn't connect to the internet for my entire stay.

If you're looking for a hotel in Osaka that is central and yet not so busy, this hotel best suits your needs. It is located about 10 minutes walk from JR Osaka station and few minutes walk from shops and restaurants. Considering the room size of other hotels in Japan, the room here is very spacious, especially the bathroom, and with great view of the city too. Also, everything is new and spotless. The staff are helpful and kind. Our family had a wonderful time staying at the hotel and would definitely come back the next time we're back in Osaka.

This is a beautiful hotel! The staff were friendly and efficient, and valet parking was brilliant.. it meant we didnt have to worry abour whether there would be a free space like other hotels in Japan. The location is also convinient and within walking distance(about 10 mins) to Kokusai Dori. The rooms are huge, super clean and luxurious feeling. The bathroom was also the same. 10 out of 10 would recommend this place and would definitely stay here again... we really loved relaxing here after a long day out and I felt sad to leave!

I was planning to take my wife to a Michelin 3 star restaurant in Japan. In Japan, many good restaurants only accept reservation through hotel. As many customers end up no-show without prior notice. Many hotels are unwilling to provide booking service anymore. I checked with several hotels. Swissotel is one of the few willing to help. Just for that, I would give million thanks to them. As it's in low season, the hotel price is very affordable. It locates right above Namba station, which is the center of Osaka shopping area. The room is huge compare to many hotels in Japan. Most staff we met can speak English. Some can speak Mandarin too.

The Hyatt Regency Kyoto has been the best hotel I have stayed at in Japan. The atmosphere and the design of the building was amazing. The wait staff was always super helpful. The linens and supplied robes were in perfect condition.. The free bottled water was a welcome and needed perk. The hotel was convenient to Kyoto Station and the Keihan train station, and the river which made for a convenient running route... The room was super big and comfortable. The climate control system actually worked. The in room safe was amazing. It had a piston to hold it open, and a power point to plug in rechargeable devices. It was super easy to use. The traditional food a the Touzan restaurant was great. There was even a wedding going on after we checked in.

WE LOVE THIS PLACE! This hotel is the highlight of our 10 days Japan visit, it's not cheap but it totally worth the money as the dinner is just amazing (7 courses) and you really get to have the best meal you can possibly think of. The breakfast is also good but do remember to take whatever you want to refill before 9:30am as they will start packing up at 9:45am. We love the room, spacious, clean, the bed is extremely comfortable and the you can enjoy the onsen in your own balcony. I also strongly recommend you try the public onsen it's just super cool. They swap the places for ladies and gentlemen alternatively which is good so that you can see different type of the onsen. Try the outdoor one and when you are soaking into the onsen whilst surrounded by the mountains and trees, it's beyond description. Do remember to follow the sign that clearly indicates the dos and donts in the public onsen and have fun! If you can, also sign up for the early morning yoga which is at 7am daily!

It was one the most recommended hotel if u bring small children. We sent our question about booking confirmation and route to the hotel from airport (we're using the train hence the taxi price was quite expensive) by email, the hotel staff respond my email less than 24hours. The room was spacious not feel like in japan (when everyone told u japan hotel room r small). The view to osaka castle was breathtaking. Got many konbini and near to the mini shopping mall, they got mcdonalds, subway, familymart and others. Altough the access to the station (osakajokoen) a lil rough without elevator and quite bumpy pedestarian road. But we have a pleasant stay. They say in spring time hotel surrounded by cherry blossom. I would like to go back and stay here again. Maybe if the hotel got luggage transfer service it would be nice.

Spent 3 nights at this hotel during the Rugby World Cup. Great location on the waterfront and walking distance to shops, restaurants and train stations. The hotel has everything you need in terms of facilities and the staff are very professional. Rooms are well appointed though the decor is a little dated. But as with any top quality hotel in Japan the maintenance and cleanliness is excellent. Room amenities were outstanding, everything from robes to hair brush and comb. Only small negative was having to pay to go to the gym. Would definitely stay here again if I was to return to Kobe.

Me and my wife stay for 4 nights during our visit to sapporo. You can't go wrong for this hotel. Location is superb. Can go anywhere from sapporo station which is just down of the hotel. Room is spacious and comfortable. All the amenities is high quality one. Maybe just lack of international TV chanel. I found it hard to watch international TV chanel in Japan hotel. The staff service is two thumbs up, they never wait until we reach them. They always reach you first at their first sight, especially the bell boy. I will definitely come to stay again for my next visit

Room is kinda expensive, but it's worth. Room is very big (compared with other hotels in Japan) and with beautiful scenery from the wide window. Dinner and breakfast were both buffet style, food of Japanese and Western, sufficient choices to choose from, fresh and delicious too. By the way, they do not reply emails, as had dropped them emails to make a reservation on the private onsen room. Do make your own reservation while you are checking in. Private onsen room is another beautiful experience, pool is big/huge, view is superb. Will definitely come back again during other seasons. Thank you for everything. :)

For those who want to stay in during winter time and after long train journey from tokyo, I recommend this hotel. I booked twin bedroom. Staff was excellent at their job during check in and check out, not all hotels in japan are serving you such bringing your luggage into bedroom, but this hotel does. I got everything i need for best experience of stay. Nice view of twin bedroom, even my niece just playing outside on the park with snow and hassle free. Thank you Sapporo Park Hotel.

this hotel is so far the best hotel i stayed in japan, especailly when i got upgraded hotel room foc! hotel itself is very nice and cosy, very spacious unlike other hotels in japan. very convenient location, it is right above kyoto train station, and bus terminal next to it, there are also department store in the shopping centre below and many restaurants around. highly recommend to everyone of you visiting kyoto!

Before the departure to Tokyo we needed a driving license translation in Japanese and the hotel arranged this for free. We arrived too early for check-in, about noon. The staff was sorry we had to wait two hours in the beautiful bar with garden fountain view and upgraded us for free in a marvellous 60 sq mt suite with Tokyo Tower panoramic view. The hotel and the service are really 5 stars. There are two subway stations very close to the hotel (Akabanebashi - 3 min walk, Shibakoen - 5 min walk) plus free shuttle to Hamamatsucho railway station, which make the transportation very easy. Don't miss Katsura Kobe Restaurant on the 1st basement. In two weeks in Japan we ate 5 times Kobe and Hida beef and this one was by far the best. The Kobe steak is very expensive, about 130 Euro for 150 gr, but after it the best filet mignon or prime rib will seem to you without taste. The next time we'll go to Tokyo we'll stay definitely in The Prince Park Tower.

It was very nice and good. But I think there is nothing to do off the season. We can not do swim, barbecue.... nothing..... So we diced to go out but it was far from down town... and food was really expensive... fortunately we have breakfast included ^^ Nice hotel in Japan ever, service was good too. Oh.. there is one more thing... there is no English speaker... just that ^^ it was nice trip!!! Thank u

We were taken by surprise of the special treatment the moment we arrived at the hotel. A staff standing outside the front entrance, push a trolley and helps us with our baggages. After checked in, the baggages were delivered to our rooms. First of its kind experience in Japan. We were in for a second surprise for an extremely big, spacious room and even bathroom and toilet which we rarely find it in Japan hotels. It’s value for money. We were in for the comfort of these hotel rooms. Had a wonderful stay and staff able to communicate in English. Hotel provided free shuttle bus to Sapporo Station for our shopping spree in the heart of Sapporo city centre and various attractions like Odori Park, TV Tower, etc. We, then walked back leisurely to our hotel which took us around 15 minutes. Surrounding the hotel, are Lawson and we discovered an authentic Japanese meals with very reasonable price nearby.

This was our first hotel in our trip to Japan and it was definitely the best one. This hotel literally opened two days prior to our arrival and I don't think our room had been ever used. The staff was super friendly and eager to help out. One of the staff, Sasaki, helped us order a portable WiFi device since we realized Japan's free Wifi was not as accessible as Korea's. We also wanted to exchange some currency as some hotels in Korea had good exchange rates, but Sasaki found us a location near the Ginza shopping area that had better rates. The staff of the hotel is one of the best I've come across. I think my only minor gripe is the rooms are really tight.

With comparison to big names, i am sure Brighton surpasses all expectations, hands down. 1) checked in and was welcomed by lobby greeters and the front desk lady was extremely well versed in intoducing the hotel and its surrounding attractions, with an English accent. 2) proximity to the main attraction, Sento and imperial palace. Though no close stations or subways, the hotel provides free return shuttle service to the city station, which was a 7mins comfortable mini bus service. 3) hotel decor and design is very elegant, rooms are extremely spacious with comparisons to japan hotel room sizes. The room us well fitted with a big bath and surprise surprise, they provide bath salts! As the hotel has a 29 years history, i am sure they just had their recent facelift. 4) lastly, a very big thank you for the kind service from housekeeping staff Nishida for the kind thoughts. Reason was i had difficulty disposing kids diapers and it was realised immediately abeit the stench ;) the problem was resolved with an airtight bin sent to the room the following day without me asking for help. A card was left to ensure everything was in place. Kudos to initiatives from staff of Brighton!

The location is beautiful just that we arrived during the low season (March) when the weather was cold and the beach (and pool) was closed. So there was not much to do at the resort. The restaurants (despite having couple on site) were not children friendly. The main dining restaurent and teppanyaki don't allow children under 7. We were not able to get any table on Saturday night since all restaurants were booked for some reason.

We like the room. The room is spacious and the toilet is huge. The water from the shower is very very strong. Best. The staff are very friendly. We stayed in few hotels during this trip, we have to say that their staff are the best. We arrived quite early and were not allowed to check in yet which is their practice. We asked if we can use the shower at the swimming pool to refresh ourselves while waiting to get our room in few hours time. To our surprise, we were informed that we have to pay for the use of the toilet at the swimming pool area it’s for their club members. Just a note to those who wish to swim in their Swimming pool, you have to pay. Apparently this is common in japan. Breakfast- we were very very disappointed with their breakfast for a 5 stars hotel. It was the worst among all the hotels we stayed during our trip this time. The quality of the food is bad and lack of varieties. If u have to pay a lot for the breakfast, my suggestion is to eat out. Not worth the price. There is nothing much nearby the hotel. U can walk to the castle which takes about 30 mins walk. U can see nice river n nice view behind the hotel. During sakura season, u can see many Sakura flowers along the river. The hotel provides shuttle bus to and from Osaka train station. It’s quite frequent. It takes about 15 to 20 mins to reach the hotel or Osaka train station. Conclusion, u get good room with nice view, but u have to take note of the location of the hotel which is not near the subway and in a quite area. To compensate for the location, the hotel provides high frequency of free shuttle bus.

This is a wonderful five star hotel located across from the Imperial Palace, close to Tokyo station, and near several underground arcades (malls) full on wonderful retail shops and eating places. It is also in the heart of the business section. The rooms are large, comfortable, and contain every conceivable need for a pleasant, relaxing stay. The staff is excellent, often anticipating our needs before we said anything and willing to accommodate every need. I had one small business concern getting a document to be signed, scanned, and emailed, which was accomplished for me without charge and expeditiously. This request, and every one we made, was completed graciously and then followed up on the next day to make sure it had been satisfied. Only issue was that we were unable to get reservations at the restaurants and the room service menu was rather sparse. We like to dine late in the Italian style, but apparently here and everywhere in Japan that is not the custom. Most restaurants close at 10 pm. But I would not consider staying anywhere else in Tokyo. The Palace is a great hotel. If I worked in Tokyo I would want to live there.